We have already done two write-ups on government budgeting, covering (1) Basics of Government Budgeting and (2) Budget Documents. These two articles serve not only for this year, but for many more years, unless a substantial change happens in the budget presentation process. In this post, let’s see and analyse the Interim Budget of India […]
Archives for February 2014
Budget Documents Made Simple: Key to Budget Documents
In the post ‘Government Budgeting basics‘, we have seen that Indian Budget is not a single document, but consists of many documents like Annual Financial Statement, Demand for Grants, Appropriation Bill, Finance Bill etc. Also, there are certain budget documents as per the requirements of FRBM act 2003. In this post, we shall go into the […]
Government Budgeting: Indian Budget for Beginners
How knowledgeable are you regarding the government budgeting process of India? What are the budget documents? In this post, we explain the basics of Indian Budget and Government Budgeting process for beginners. What exactly is a budget? As you know, the budget is a report presented by the government. It is a report of the […]
Ten Steps For India To Be The Third Largest Economy by 2043
India is currently 9th largest economy as per our GDP (nominal) values . At present the largest economy is USA and the next big name is China. While presenting the Interim Budget 2014-15, the Union Finance Minister Shri P Chidambaram said that in the next three decades India will become the third largest economy behind […]
How Much Time Will It Take To Clear IAS Prelims?
The question, “How Much Time Will It Take To Clear IAS Prelims?” and the variations like “How many years will it take to clear UPSC exam and become an IAS officer?”, “Is five/four/three/two/one months sufficient time for cracking CSAT?”, “When should one start preparing for Civil Services Exam?” and “How many hours should an aspirant […]
Quantitative Easing and Federal Tapering Explained
Under our Background Digging Operation™ on the most highlighted economy terms in recent times, we have so far covered the following topics : (1) Sub-prime crisis, Fiscal Cliff and Fiscal Drag. (2) US debt ceiling crisis and US Federal Government Shutdown. Another important topic worth discussion and understanding is Quantitative Easing and Federal Tapering. While Fiscal Cliff and US debt […]
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